Perform high quality MRI exams on incoming patients and ensure patient safety while administering contrast and managing imaging parameters.
Compensation
Pay Range: $40.00 - $60.00 per hour
Responsibilities
Perform high quality MRI exams on incoming patients
Assure patient safety by adhering to company policies and established protocols
Administer contrast as needed, in a safe and effective manner
Understand and use TR, TE, flip angle, slice thickness, acquisitions, field of view and other adjustments and factors on the equipment in order to produce high quality images
Guide patients through this sometimes-difficult process by kindly talking them through the steps and answering their questions and concerns regarding exam procedures and process
Requirements
Nice to have: At least one year of diagnostic imaging experience
To obtain the safest and highest quality CT exams under the direct or indirect supervision of a radiologist per established Inland Imaging guidelines and protocols.
Compensation
Base Pay Range: $37.88 - $56.82
Responsibilities
Independently performs CT studies that meet or exceed the standards set by the interpreting radiologist(s)
Follows established protocols for individual CT examinations
Uses professional judgment to reconstruct images as needed to enhance study for interpretation
Ensures proper radiation dose to patient and to obtain a quality exam
Communicates with the Radiologist as needed to protocol exams
Requirements
AA Degree preferred or Military education/training equivalent
Accredited Radiologic Technologist Program required
Nice to have: Anatomy and medical terminology
Nice to have: Medical office experience
Nice to have: Understanding of all procedures to be read by radiologist
Perform high quality MRI exams on incoming patients.
Assure patient safety by adhering to company policies and established protocols.
Administer contrast as needed, in a safe and effective manner.
Understand and use TR, TE, flip angle, slice thickness, acquisitions, field of view and other adjustments and factors on the equipment in order to produce high quality images.
Guide patients through this sometimes-difficult process by kindly talking them through the steps and answering their questions and concerns regarding exam procedures and process.